<p>In "The Inferno," August Strindberg delves into the labyrinth of the human psyche through a semi-autobiographical narrative that blends elements of the surreal with psychological introspection. Written during a tumultuous period in Strindberg's life, the novel captures his descent into madness, reflecting his struggles with existential despair and spiritual turmoil. The work is characterized by its fragmented structure and vivid imagery, drawi...